PolicyReformer

I spend most of my time patrolling recent changes for vandalism to preserve the great work my fellow volunteers do on the project. I like to consider myself moderately familiar with a large number of community developed policies and guidelines, but I'm always learning. I try to help enforce those with the use of tools like Twinkle and Huggle. In this small way, I try to preserve all of the tremendous content so many people have created.

... I reverted one of your edits? It might be because...

• You inadvertently violated a community policy or standard. In my edit summary, I try to use a template message that should inform you of the relevant standard. If you have questions, though, let me know on my talk page! I'm always happy to explain myself or discuss my edits. If you were honestly trying to contribute productively, that's great! Be Bold! But if you're new here, you might also want to check out this cool tutorial!
• You were deliberately trying to vandalize the project because you think it's fun. That makes me a little bit sad, since a lot of people have made a lot of edits to make Wikipedia what it is today. Perhaps you should check out the Department of Fun?
• I made a mistake! I try my best to assume good faith and be careful, but I'm only human and I do make mistakes. If you think I made a mistake, please let me know on my talk page. Or if you'd prefer...

I suspect that most readers never make it to the user space, so if you're reading this, I suspect you're here to make the project better. Thank you for your time and your work.